The graph below shows the average monthly change in the prices of three metals during 2014. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart displays the amount of changes in the price of copper,

nickel

and

zinc

over the period of one year. At the beginning of the year,

zinc

had the lowest value of change in price at 1%.

On the other hand

,

nickel

with a percentage of 6, obtained the highest level among the three metals.

However

,

at the end

of the year, it was completely the opposite.

Zinc

had a slight increase to 2%

while

,

nickel

fell dramatically by 5%. During these 12 months, the percentage of change in price for copper almost remained at the same level. Start and end by 2%, with slight fluctuation between April and November. Despite the others, that had significant fluctuation. Specially

nickel

that

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rose to a peak of 6% in January,

then

decreased to -3% in June. The most amount of drop for all of the metals was in June. After that, they increased in July and

then

stayed the same until September. After October

zinc

and

nickel

overtook sharply,

in contrast

to copper. Which didn’t have a significant increase until December.